Sentences with phrase «further underscores the point»

Yet another piece of research — a working paper co-authored by Martin Herold of Wageningen University in The Netherlands — further underscores the point that forests are just as important to halting global temperature rises as weaning ourselves off of fossil fuels.

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«By taking the bold step of removing a well - established brand symbol from its packaging, General Mills is further challenging marketing's conventional thinking to underscore its point.»

My second point is one I alluded to but wanted to further underscore: just because a bank is not «systemically connected,» i.e., its failure does not threaten the larger financial system, doesn't mean it should be able to engage in excessively risky finance.

If we miss the point, Shakespeare underscores it with a further irony.

She said the litigation underscored the need to explore further how far public - private partnerships can go, at one point reminding Latin School officials the soccer field would not be theirs.

As if to prove my point, in attempting to make sense of the show's title, Relics (because the work itself does not imply historical artifact or remains), I discovered that the title piece was tucked away, out of the public's view, and inside of the gallery director's office, further underscoring the disparity between title and object.

Pekka made an excellent point illustrating just this point of the value of historical narrative, in underscoring how thoroughgoing and diligent many were in validating and verifying and improving the instrumental record at sea, so far as they were able.

These studies underscore an important point: Being far away from a melting ice sheet is no source of safety.